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Cybercriminals are hijacking outdated TP-Link routers using a critical flaw and weak passwords, spreading Mirai malware to build powerful botnets. Find out how the attack works and how to defend your network.
Operation PowerOFF marks a turning point in the fight against DDoS-for-hire crime, dismantling service platforms, warning tens of thousands of users, and signaling a new era of global cyber enforcement.
Europol’s Operation PowerOFF has shaken the DDoS-for-hire underworld, warning 75,000 suspects and seizing dozens of domains. Learn how international police are fighting back against the rising tide of cyberattacks.
A sweeping international operation has crippled 53 illegal DDoS-for-hire services, unmasking millions of cybercriminals and sending shockwaves through the digital black market.
Operation PowerOFF, a coordinated international law enforcement action, has identified 75,000 DDoS-for-hire users and dismantled 53 illegal domains, signaling a new era in the fight against cybercrime.
A routine update turned a widespread adware program into a powerful antivirus killer, putting nearly 24,000 systems at risk for cyberattacks. Discover how a single software update exposed governments, corporations, and individuals to unprecedented danger.
PowMix, a newly discovered botnet, is targeting Czech workers using randomized command-and-control traffic and clever phishing tactics. With its unpredictable behavior and advanced evasion methods, PowMix represents a new breed of stealthy malware campaigns.
A Hunt.io investigation exposes over 1,250 C2 servers operating within Russian hosting providers, revealing how these platforms underpin major malware, botnet, and phishing campaigns worldwide.
More than 1,250 C2 servers have been mapped to 165 Russian hosting providers, exposing a vast, resilient infrastructure at the core of global cyber operations. Our feature unpacks how this network fuels malware, phishing, and botnet campaigns worldwide.
A global campaign abused digitally signed adware to silently disable antivirus software on thousands of machines—including those in government, healthcare, and utilities—leaving them wide open to further attacks.